del, del vestuario, de las paredes, de cómo decoraban los restaurantes, hay mucho color en yucatán.asó es que todo en la película fue filmado por las dos muchachas y mi esposa, su maestra, eh, como video, teléfonos, y cualquier cámara que tiene; y les dimos unas clases de cómo hacer, hacerlo, e hicieron bien, buenísimo; y también hablan e hicieron entrevistas entre ellas, platicando de cómo fue el día, qué aprendieron, y sus reflexiones sobre la cultura, y el viaje. damián trujillo: me imagino, eugene, que las niñas aprendieron mucho estando allá, pero, ¿qué piensas tú que están aprendiendo ahora que regresaron, y documentaron lo que vieron en yucatán? eugene rodríguez: pues yo creo que vieron las, las muchachas, mucha confianza en sus habilidades de, de contar sus, sus pensamientos, y pues, y manejar el, la cámara, ¿no?; pero más que, confianza en su, en lo que tiene que decir; porque lo que tiene que decir es muy importante, aunque no son profesionales, o no, no están en la televisión, también sus perspectivas son muy interesantes, y tienen valor; yo creo que regresaron con más co

. >> campeche y yucatÁn son los Únicos estados seguros para los estadounidenses.ecnologÍa y tener mejores condiciones. >> pide no transitarÁ carreteras de noche y reconsiderar ir a lugares como baja california sur, chiapas, jalisco, ciudad de mÉxico, nuevo leÓn, estado de mÉxico entre otros y extremar precauciones en el paÍs donde ademÁs el incremento de contagios de covid—19 elevÓ el riesgo. paulina gÓmez, univisiÓn. patricia: tras el reciente asesinato de dos policÍas hispanos de la ciudad de el monte california, familiares de policÍas muertos en el cumplimiento de su deber estÁn pidiendo la destituciÓn del fiscal de los Ángeles, josh gaston. dulce castellanos nos explica por quÉ. >> oiga garcÍa, la madre de joseph santana, el oficial que muriÓ junto al cabo paredes en hemos de california hoy dijo que su piedad estÁ destruida. [habla en inglÉs] >> y culpÓ al fiscal del condado de los Ángelespor la muerte de su hijo. junto a ella estuvieron los familiares de otros miembros de la fuerzas del ordenque han perdido sus vidas en el cumplimiento de su trabajo. quienes

reporter: as the evening descends over the yucatÁn peninsula, david medina gets out his single-barrelnherited the 20-gauge harrington from his grandfather. it may be an antique weapon, but it does the job. david: i need the gun to defend my limes from being stolen. i don't want to kill anyone. i just shoot into the air, and then they run away. reporter: a surge in lime prices has turned his farm into a growing small fortune -- hence the night-time thieves. for them, a crate of limes means enough food for several days. david: they come here and fill up their rucksacks, sometimes in groups of five. and they take several crates-full -- about 5000 pesos worth. reporter: the equivalent of 230 euros -- losses that really add up. the 76 year-old sometimes stays out until dawn on the lookout for suspicious activity. david: i'll stay out for a little while longer. and we'll see if anythinmoves or if i hear something. reporter: a two-hour drive away, marcello avila patrols his family's orchards together with his father, brother, and nephew. thieves have struck here countless times, in the proce

look at the heavy rain across the yucatan, and yes it includes cancun.ns for the residents of central and south florida? it looks like over the next several days you could see the fallout from this with heavy rainfall, that is a little beyond that five day forecast where we have about a 70% likelihood that this will be a named system. frontal system makes its way across the eastern sea board and into the eastern great lakes, a portion of the ohio river valley could see strong to severe storms, oklahoma, texas and also the ozark region in northern and northwestern sections of arkansas. lots of wind reports, wind and hail, 11 reports of tornadoes. so last two days, most of the tornadoes in minnesota, we had lots of damage, some reports of some injury, but no fatalities. these are the areas that i was telling you about with the main threats of high wind and also large sized hail. wow, large sized hail in portions of oklahoma and texas. they were at grapefruit-size and tennis ball-size. it switches across the mid-atlantic going into thursday. >> thank you ve

low pressure will develop over the yucatan tomorrow, continue to move to the north and east.a good portion of florida. in fact, from central to southern florida, we could be talking about inches of rain. while they're usually in a reactive situation, well, they're changing their stance because of climate change. she talked about how they're changing their attitude. >> reporter: so, administrator, seventh year in a row, noaa predicting an above-normal season, which begs the question -- is it a new normal? >> i do feel like this has been become a new normal. the trends we're seeing seeing today are different from ten years ago. we are focusing more specifically to ahead of these storms, and how can we help use the mitigation funding and programs we have to build more mitigation projects to protect their communities. >> some of those projects, a lot of places, especially along the east coast, their storm drain systems are antiquated. they are designed to handle storms 40, 50 years ago. a lot of these systems are over-producing, 30% more rain than they did 20 years ago. so they h

en seguridad, y dice que no le sorprende que el departamento de estado considere solo a campeche y yucatán de cuenta vivimos la dinámica del estado y sabemos perfectamente cuáles son las políticas o las nulas política de seguridad que se están manteniendo >>> el presidente desestimó que méxico se está viviendo una situación grave de violencia >>> no es lo que dicen las agencias estadounidenses de que el 30% del territorio está dominado por el crimen organizado en méxico, no es cierto >>> los hechos delictivos no es lo único que preocupa a las autoridades norteamericanas >>> estados unidos también emitió una alerta con el aumento el número de contagios de covid-19 en este país, ya que considera que se encuentra en un nivel tres de una escala de cuatro >>> a pesar de ello muchos estadounidenses continúan viajando hasta este lado de la frontera porque dice que pese a sus problemas este sigue siendo uno de sus destinos preferidos. telemundo >>> hacemos un seguimiento al tiroteo mortal ocurrido en un restaurante en ciudad juárez, hoy las autoridades dijeron que fueron dos hombres y dos mujeres

la frontera alcanzaron a ciudades como rosarito incluso de manera simultánea con la del estado de yucatána california un hecho que aseguraron en cierta fórmula es normal para el estado. como la que existe, los ciudadanos aseguraron sorprenderse de que esas luces no parecían bengalas. >>> que tienen la forma de un platillo ni más ni menos comer un platillo grande, color plateado y como con ventanitas >>> la alcaldesa estar en espera para entender con precisión que eran las luces se vieron durante el lunes, de coordinación mientras esto se bengalas o algún objeto que no ponga en riesgo la población ya le parece exagerado >>> mientras las luces naranjas que se reportaron desde tijuana entre otros lugares aseguraron autoridades quieran bengalas que se usaban para un ejercicio militar de acuerdo con una notificación de los socorristas departamento los ciudadanos en méxico dijeron que estarán más atentos a lo que se ven las noches en el cielo estas imágenescausaron muchas cosas que sospechas. >>> autoridades informaron a partir del 2024 el programa (nombre extranjero) se extenderá las personas

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its moisture coming over the yucatan the national hurricane center looking at this development zone from cancun to miami. a 70% chance of formation of a tropical system. but lester, even if it isn't a tropical system, it's going to drop a ton of rain this weekend over southern florida >> all right, al, thanks very much for that >>> in 60 seconds, soaring airfares and packed planes. what's driving the return to the skies with a vengeance >>> a rocky start to the summer travel season with some 1,500 flights canceled over the holiday weekend. and now with airfares soaring, the skies are getting even more crowded as business travel makes a major comeback here's tom costello. >> this aircraft will be completely full >> reporter: pick any airport. >> we have a completely full flight >> reporter: airline travelers are back, paying a record average $383 for domestic tickets, up 34% from 2019, with jet fuel up 114% in a year the airline's bread and butter passengers are business travelers who pay full fare. now despite predictions they would stay on zoom, united says they too are coming back. rus

we will feel, sees, and stones, and showers popping off across the yucatan peninsula. but farther north of this, it is a lot dryer for the likes of mexico city, a lot of heat building up into the north temperatures, touching up into the early forty's. now as we move to north america for those south west states of the us, it's a largely fine and dry picture. we are going to see more intense storms building across a midwest, bringing west a weather to the likes of chicago across the great lakes will have thunderstorms. here as we go into monday and once again the north west pacific. seen some really wet and windy weather sweeping in for oregon and washington state. ah. on counting the cost, the world bank was a global recession. so is it inevitable? the british government takes aim at storing energy bills, but will at ease the cost of living crisis. i'm talk us bonds, economies on the brink of collapse, how the new government pull it back. counting the cost on al jazeera ah at least $10.00 people are killed and hundreds injured.

my yaqui an aspect ancestors from what is now northern mexico sinaloa zacatecas and also from yucatan my great grandfather's from. i want to acknowledge and thank our family migrated from baja california. and then and then to southern california to search for a better life just like many. my grants are you doing today. and i want to give a special thanks to my family who's out there somewhere. who always supports me always loves me. even when it's really difficult especially over the last few months. which have been very very intense. since we heard about the fires burning across the amazon. and i want to thank the amazon watch staff and family who have been working tirelessly. for twenty three years to defend the amazon. so the amazon rainforest is on fire. let that sink in for a moment. how many of you have heard about this. okay. how many of you were he yesterday during bill mckibben sock. how many of you cried. or were terrified. i was crying and terrified for the rest of the day yesterday. and i hope arm while you hear me speak i won't make you terrified arm maybe a little by- al

a system of showers and thunderstorms across mexico's yucatan peninsula and the western caribbean sea continues to edge toward the becoming the atlantic's first storm of the 2020 who hurricane season -- 2022 hurricane season. forecasters say it could strengthen enough to warrant tropical storm watches or warnings are cross western cuba and southern florida. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. >> welcome to bluebird markets. taylor: i'm taylor riggs. really wild today for the markets as we kick off at this hour, pushing forward to the closing bell. trying to stay -- trying to hang onto session highs. it is fully green on the screen. technology, which is interesting given some of the individual tech stocks you are going to be looking at. the key outperformer is on the day, i'm looking at a 10 year yield continuing to rise for a third straight session. and this is interesting. we are looking at some of the dollar weakness. long-term trendline has be

it is coming off the yucatan and heading to florida. heavy rainfall is well ahead of the storm, already drenching, four inches reported near naples. it is going to pou tonight and most of the day tomorrow before it finally ends saturday night we have tropical storm warnings that go from cocoa beach area, space coast, down to miami and the keys, including sarasota, ft. myers, towards the everglades the timing of it, heavy rains now through saturday morning. by the time you get to saturday afternoon, the storm moves over the state and exits to the right. may become tropical storm alex, may not. doesn't matter rainfall is going to happen no matter what. that's the biggest concern with the storm. could see some areas locally getting a foot of rain and even the sandy soil of florida can't take that much rain this fast one of the other big issues tonight and tomorrow, we could see tornadoes in south florida and that's always a concern. >>> we turn to new controversy in uvalde over the police response we're learning more about the school's chi

we'll see this area of low pressure off the yucatan western cue baba then it moves off to the north and east and strengthens and organizes over the warm waters of the gulf and flooding rains in central and southern florida. they're beneficial rains eventually, because we have drought conditions there, but the possibility of flooding of the then this system will move off to the north and east. we're looking locally up to l ss little rock, little rock you could see storms as well. when i come back in just a bit we'll talk about the severe threat in the mid atlantic >>> the late john madden is returning to the iconic video game franchise he gave his name to it is the first time in 23 year he will be on the cover. >> looking forward to grabbing that one >>> a possum walked into a new york city bar and what happened next is all caught on camera >>and > a groundbreaking treatment for one of the most aggressive forms of cancer nd cascade platinum. it's specially-designed with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. cascade platinum's unique actionpacs dissolve quickly... ...to remov

tropical storm alex is expected to form tomorrow after mexico's yucatan peninsula and make landfall saturday in florida. the big concern is flooding rains with and wind gusts. one of the biggest threats to the nation's food supply is inspects that can destroy ecosystems. jonathan vigliotti takes a look at an innovative plan hatched from inside a lab. >> reporter: nestled in the foothills of western colorado, inside an unassuming laboratory is a nursery of killer bugs. >> this is the macrocentrus insiclavorusrt >>epr: tare exoisis like krist tpaliectary, andhen >> reaseeyy, grow their population and grow control. >> reporter: biological control against invasive species of bugs and plants threatening the nation's food and water supply at an annual cost of $26 billion, according to the usda. >> when you reintroduce their predators from where they originally came from, you're tapping into millennial-long evolutionary long arms race. >> the insectary hatched in the '40s when international trade dislint began importing the invasive species. one of three facilities in the country providing public l

a tropical storm is expected to form today off mexico's yucatan peninsula. it will be called alex. the national hurricane center says heavy rain will hit florida including the keys and could continue through tomorrow. storm wind gusts and flooding are also expected. >>> now to the platinum jubilee celebrating queen elizabeth's 70 years on the throne. she will not attend a church as -- a church service today at st. paul's cathedral. buckingham palace said that she experienced discomfort at events yesterday. the 96-year-old took part in a lighting ceremony from her windsor castle home last night. it capped off a busy day of activities to honor britain's longest reigning monarch. ian lee is in london with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. you know, the queen had three official appearances yesterday. so it may not come as a surprise that the 96-year-old is feeling a bit run down after all the festivities. crowds surged toward buckingham palace to catch a glimpse of queen elizabeth as royal air force jets thundered overhead. 70 aircraft soared through the sky in

it, it is looking a little dryer for southern parts of mexico, which is the few showers across the yucatan peninsula. ah, oh, i know. ah, wherever you go in the world, one airline goes to make it for you. exceptional cat. all right, ways going places to go. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories. this our, the chairman of the african union says, russian president putin has promised to ease grant exports from russian controlled ukrainian ports. mackey sal says african countries are facing of food security crisis. and once food supplies exempt from sanctions, opposition groups and democratic republic of congo are calling on the government to cut diplomatic ties with wanda. they say it's been it behind a recent series of attacks by the m 23 rebel group. kigali has denied and he involved a protest. her has been shot dead and several others injured and sedans, capitol. they were marquis the 3rd anniversary of a pro democracy protest in which 128 people were killed. victims, families and survivors are still demanding justice. a train has derailed in southern germany, ki

we will still see some storms and showers popping off across the yucatan peninsula. but further north of this, it is a lot dryer for the likes of mexico city, a lot of heat building up into the north temperatures, touching up into the early forty's. now as we move to north america for those southwest states of the us, it's a largely fine and dry picture. we are going to see more intense storms building across a midwest, bringing west a weather to the likes of chicago across the great lakes will have thunderstorms. here as we go in some monday and once again the north west pacific. seen some really wet and windy weather sweeping in for oregon and washington state. ah, i'll just the rest correspondence, bring you the latest developments on the war in ukraine. we had to take cover. this is what's happening on any basis. the medics is a, he is incredibly lucky. those coming out after crossed the lines of no, no man's land where one of the few to gain access to this embattled town. they take us to their basement, where we find others sheltering from the shedding. these ev

the remnants of leftovers, still sliding through southern mexico and pushing a lot of rain into the yucatan peninsula. so extreme downpours, not too far away from can cool. well, thunderstorms are breaking the heat in the lower great lakes and look at this temperature divide. we have between new york and d. c. new york. 19 degrees. washington d. c. 36 off to the west. we go in that june sun. yeah. wednesdays. the 1st day of june, it's really warm and things up in portland 26 degrees. that's a temperature you'd expect to see in july. so your month ahead of schedule, still breezy through the bay area, san francisco, looking at wind gusts of 50 kilometers per hour. and we've got some storms bubbling up, oklahoma kansas are right into missouri and through kentucky as well. louisville has a high 32 degrees, top end of south america. still a steady stream of rain for that northeast corner of brazil. and rock in storms still locked into place for that southeast corner of brazil. still cool air dominating the river plate region on wednesday. see you later. ah, what is the ocean with witness differe

tropical storm alex is expected to form tomorrow off mexico's yucatan peninsula and make landfall saturdayorida. the big concern is flooding rains with more than half a foot possible, and wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. now to an ongoing battle to protect the nation's food supply. one of the biggest threats are invasive insects and plants that can damage or destroy entire ecosystems. in tonight's "eye on america," cbs' jonathan vigliotti takes a look at one innovative plan, hatched from inside a lab. >> reporter: nestled in the foothills of western colorado,rn inside an unassuming laboratory, is a nurry of killer bugs. >> this is the tamarus leaf beetle, macrocentrus insiclavorus, or mac for short. >> reporter: they are exotic insects, raised by specialists like kristi gladem with the palisade insectary, and then intentionally set free. >> once they're released, then they can then spread naturally, grow their population and provide control. >> reporter: biological control against invasive species of bugs and plants that are threatening the nation's food and water supply at an annual co

a lot of rain in the yucatan peninsula and western cuba seems the likely result. and there a persistent showers may been around for a couple of days in the southeast, brazil, extending into paraguay and increasing number of shares for the north in brazil as well. ah, with the stories of determination and joy when the hunt come busy luck. thou wendy quito. gina, do i remain committed to sing v? i don't get a short documentary by african filmmakers from molly, wanda, and cameron, desert library, the young cyclist and happy africa direct on al jazeera blue. ah, you're watching, i'll just hear a time to recap our headlines now. roger is accusing the united states of deliberately adding fuel to the fire by supplying advanced precision guided rockets to ukraine. the kremlin says it doesn't trust assurances from washington. the rockets will not be 5 in russia. at least 4 people have been killed, including the attacker in the latest mast shooting in the u. s. a man armed with a rifle and hand gun open fire inside the medical building in tulsa, oklahoma. the 18 year old wh

down to was yucatan, potentially good rash, a shower there through central america elsewhere, fun and semi, ah, across the world, young activists and organizer there on the moon. i heard in the 1st of a new series, 2 people in new york city use different tools. a means to fight institutional racism and police brutality. this is indeed a nation wide problem. network wires, a systemic solution. generally change on al jazeera loo. ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stores or as johnson has survived, the challenge to his position is britain's prime minister. but wouldn't 40 percent of his colleagues cast ballots against him in the conference? is premise ship has been rocked by revelations about lockdown, breaking government parties. another group of refugees and migrants has set off from a southern mexico heading north towards the u. s. border. they've time this to coincide with the regional summit in los angeles. we discussed integration crisis, u. s. and mexico board. a team from the you and nuclear watch talk is trying to reach the russian controls up a reject power, pl

what was agatha looks like it will cross over the yucatan. we'll be watching what could redevelop as alex in the atlantic by the weekend, david. >> we'll be watching it first thing in the morning. thank you, ginger. >>> we're going to turn to the major development in the war in ukraine. there is a fierce battle under way right now in the last key city still in ukrainian hands in one part of the donbas, in luhansk. russian forces gaining ground there, and the white house pressed today, will it send rockets, and if so, how far will those rockets, will those weapons reach? our senior foreign correspondent ian pannell from inside ukraine again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the battle for the donbas raging as russian and ukrainian troops go toe-to-toe in the key city of sievierodonetsk. it's the last city still in ukrainian hands in luhansk, one half of donbas. today, the mayor saying russian troops control half of sievierodonetsk with heavy street fighting. it's thought as many as 13,000 civilians are trapped in the town. the shelling so intense

floridians, all eyes on the yucatan channel. what could be alex is getting more organized and the national weather service has put out a tropical storm watch for nearly the entire southern hatclf of florida. we expect it to move very quickly, but anticipate it becoming a tropical storm, making landfall on saturday, but named or not, it's going toe bring a lot of rain to all of south florida. maybe upward of a foot of rain. both to fort myers, naples and over towards miami-dade. that will cause flash flooding. and if it strengthens more, all of south florida will get hit even harder. david? >> tropical season now here. rob, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the war in ukraine, and tonight, members of the u.s. military are now training ukrainians at an undisclosed location on how to use those rocket systems that now have been sent to ukraine. what president zelenskyy is now saying about how much of ukraine the russians now control. and tonight here, the moment robin roberts with ukraine's first lady when air raid sirens go

so here is for the remnants of it, or just to the east of the yucatan peninsula. it's within rain around all sides here . that's on thursday. this really wants to wind up into something again, a tropical depression or a tropical storm, a lot of rain western cuba, southern florida, and that western side of the bahamas. i think we're going to see some more flooding in the days to come. storms that were in kansas, oklahoma slipping further toward the south across texas. we've also got outbreaks of rain across arkansas, northern parts of mississippi, georgia right through in to tennessee storms have broken the heat across the lower great lakes. so toronto or 23 degrees that cold front slice and across. so d. c like this show temperature goes from 35 degrees down to 28. wind shift from westerly to northwest, but full on sunshine on saturday will help your temperature back up to 30 degrees. this could be only the 2nd time of the year, vancouver hits 20 degrees. we got some showers for the pacific northwest. nothing major. but were there has been major rain is as we look

this is the remains of the hurricane that came on board in mexico . went right across the yucatan to use an awful lot of rainfall. and therefore on slides. and is about to head to was florida. if you reforms into a tropical storm, it will be named with an a. but even if it doesn't abuse a lot of writing cuba and some southern florida, several 100 on the beach is flooding is inevitable. once more. in south america this, while the persistent line a thunderstorm is breaking up, the still heavy rain resigned even in the northeast of brazil. the on the streets of greece and immigrant violence is on the rise. they're all you have to go from. i will tell them that this is from park system and increasingly migrant farm workers are victims of vicious beatings. trevino is helping the pakistani community to find a voice. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them undocumented and under attack. this is europe on al jazeera. ah, did one message for all of us. do something, just do something for god's sake do something.

this is the remains of the hurricane that came on board in mexico, went to run across the yucatan, produced an awful lot of rainfall, and therefore landslides and is about to head towards florida. if you reforms into a tropical storm, it will be named with an a. but even if it doesn't to abuse a lot of writing cuba and some southern florida, several 100 going to which is flooding is inevitable once more. in south america, this rather persistent line of thunderstorms is breaking up the still heavy rain to be found even in the northeast of brazil. ah, for over a century american parents have entrusted their sons to the boy scouts of america, hoping they would gain skills that would improve their lives. instead, countless young lives were ruined by predators within the organization. i knew there was so much, but i could not figure out where it was coming from. in a 3 part series, full plunge investigates, a massive scandal that wrote the united states scoutmaster part 3 or not just the euro. lou ah, hello again. what challenges there and his reminder of our top stories this hour. he was presid

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still bringing some heavy showers across up western areas of cuba down towards yucatan, potentially good rash, a showers there through central america elsewhere. fun and semi. ah, the cross to well, young, active isn't organized there on the moon. i. i heard in the 1st of a new saying to people in new york city, use different tools and means to fight institutional racism and police brutality. this is indeed a nation wide problem. network wires, a systemic solution. generally he chains on al jazeera. ah ah, welcome back, a correct amount about top stories here. this our british prime minister, boris johnson, has survived the confidence float, hating the result as decisive, but more than 40 percent of conservative m. p 's voted against it. are damaging revelations about lockdown breaking government politics. a team from the u. a nuclear watchdog is trying to reach the russian controls operation plant in ukraine . they're worried about warnings from ukraine's atomic regulator. they've lost control of nuclear material. lot. mexico's president has confirmed, he's boycotting the u. s. hosted s

we will fill season storms and showers popping off across the yucatan peninsula. but further north of this, it is a lot dryer for the likes of mexico city, a lot of heat building up into the north temperatures, touching up into the early forty's. now as we move to north america for those southwest states, the u. s. is largely fine and dry picture. we are going to see more intense storms building across the midwest. bringing wes, a weather to the likes of chicago across the great lakes will have thunderstorms. here as we go in some monday and once again the north west pacific. seeing some really wet and windy weather sweeping in for oregon and washington state ah, on counting the cost, the well bank was a global recession. so is the inevitable. british government takes aim at storing energy bells, but will at ease the cost of living crisis. i'm talk as bonds, economies on the brink of collapse. can the new government pull it back? counting the costs on al jazeera ah unprompted and uninterrupted discussions from a london broadcast. santa ana g 0. ah ah. ah. woke up

this is the remains of the hurricane that came on board in mexico, went to run across the yucatan, produced an awful lot of rainfall. and therefore, landslides and is about to head to was florida. if it reforms into a tropical storm, it will be named with an a. but even if it doesn't to abuse a lot of writing cuba and some southern florida, several 100 going to which is flooding is inevitable once more in south america, this rather persistent line of thunderstorms is breaking up. the still heavy rain to be found, even in the northeast of brazil. ah ah, the shea come on a ward for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year. for more information go to w, w, w dot h t a dot q a slash e n. ah, lou. ah, so again, you watching al jazeera live from doha with me for the battle. a reminder that top stories, rival sides in yemen, civil war have agreed to extend the truth for another 2 months to espouse before it was about to expire. the u. n. n u. s. presence joe biden have welcome the move in are encouraging

we have got some wind warnings out here, but all the way from the yucatan peninsula down to panama. we are seeing some very intense showers, flooding rains, likely in places like on do us and for trinidad and tobago. we bought warnings out as a tropical wave is going to bring thunderstorms and showers, and that could lead to more flooding. but for cuba, it's largely fine into our picture with sunshine in havana, i saw airways official airline, the journey generations. this indigenous community has lived off of what the rain forest provides when they discovered that their territory was being invaded by gold mining projects. all along the river community brought a lawsuit against a po, doors government. you've won, you want the president, apply just the state to consult communities over oil and mining projects that impact their land and to seek their consent. the tiny seemingly community has won a huge battle, letting me know necessarily have the last word. since the court ruling does leave room for exceptions in the name of overriding national interests. the latest news, as it breaks

the remnants leftovers, still fighting through southern mexico and pushing a lot of rain into the yucatan peninsula. so extreme downpours not too far away from can qu, while thunderstorms are breaking the heat in the lower great lakes and look at the temperature divide we have between new york and d. c. new york, 1900 degrees. washington d. c. 36. after the west we go in that june sign. yeah. wednesdays. the 1st day of june. it's really warm and things up in portland 26 degrees. that's a temperature you'd expect to see in july. so your month ahead of schedule, still breezy through the bay area, san francisco, looking at wind gusts of 50 kilometers per hour. and we've got some storms bubbling up, oklahoma, kansas rate into missouri, and through kentucky as well. louisville has the high, 32 degrees, top and of south america. still a steady stream of rain for that northeast corner of brazil and rocking storms still locked into place for that southeast corner of brazil. still cool air dominating the river plate region on wednesday. see you later. ah, what is the ocean? this witness claim is w

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just off the tip of the yucatan peninsula, kind of lopsided because of upper level winds shearing itt we expect that it will begin to get more organized during the afternoon today and it should become a tropical storm with the name alex. it will be headed for southern florida and the name will precede it by a couple of hours. but the big concern with this with anytime that you have a tropical storm is the flooding rains and that is what we're expecting. and because of that the hurricane center will put out tropical storm warnings from ft. myers back down to key west and that blue shading. other areas are a tropical storm watch. warning means that those conditions are expected within the next 24 hours. here is the latest track. we're expecting to become a tropical storm later today on into tonight, make a landfall sometime saturday afternoon, and then continue on into the atlantic kind of harmlessly, no real concern once it moves out to sea, but that rain, that is really going to start later on this afternoon. pick up with intensity overnight and into saturday. and, boy, we're talking

this is the remains of agatha which came on board mexico on the pacific coast, went out through yucatan. it may well form and be re named the tropical cycling. whether it is or not, doesn't matter. the effect is going to be windy, a wet weather in western cuba, florida, and the bahamas over the weekend. at least i was kathy scrubbing on is the big picture of the u. s. and kind of about spray when to sits that swirling cloud there . and a big storm still in the south, but the lot of katerina spreading across the plains, states and throughout the mountains, cats are away. official ally of the journey on the streets of greece, anti immigrant violence is on the rise, the road you have to go from over the country and to send that brazil from fus ism and increasingly migrant farm workers are victims of vicious beatings. ha, viewed as slam is helping the pakistani community to find a voice. the stories we don't often hair told by the people who live them undocumented and under attack. this is europe on al jazeera. ah, knowledge is here. with every oh, this is al jazeera ah.

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storm began as hurricane agatha on the pacific side of mexico before losing steam as it crossed the yucatansula. meteorologists at the national hurricane center still anticipated to form into tropical storm. alex as it exits florida emerges into the atlantic. now emergency crews in the miami area are helping stranded, homeowners and motorists in need. they're also urging people to stay inside and off the roads until the flood waters subside. the mayor of miami-dade county says crews are working hard to manage the situation, but residents must be aware of the many hazards. >> let's be smart. let's not go out unless it's absolutely necessary. well, let's be sure to stay up above the water line. and of course, there are some in those waters as well. electrical lines that may be down. fortunately, we averted the worst of this storm. >> but it's an early warning system for us for a busy hurricane season. >> the atlantic hurricane season officially began this past tuesday. and most indications show that the 2022 season will be a busy one. >> that was gerard jebaily reporting for us >> do get your

. >> potential tropical cyclone won its official title, spread yucatan peninsula. meteorologists at the national hurricane center still anticipated to form into tropical storm. alex as it exits florida emerges into the atlantic. now emergency crews in the miami area are helping stranded, homeowners and motorists in need. they're also urging people to stay inside and off the roads until the flood waters subside. the mayor of miami-dade county says crews are working hard to manage the situation, but residents must be aware of the many hazards. >> let's be smart. let's not go out unless it's absolutely necessary. well, let's be sure to stay up above the water line. and of course, there are some in those waters as well. electrical lines that may be down. fortunately, we averted the worst of the storm. >> but it's an early warning system for us for a busy hurricane season. >> the atlantic hurricane season officially began this past tuesday. and most indications show that the 2022 season will be a busy one. that was girard. >> jebaily reporting for us tonight. coming up

remember, this system began as a hurricane in southern mexico and then moved into the yucatan peninsula. thought it was going to be a tropical storm, the thought is it could move out to the atlantic. once the system moves from florida it's not going to impact any other part of the united states. but boy, it has been a real drencher down in florida. >> it has indeed. i like the optimistic view. thank you so much, gene norman and carlos suarez. now to the latest developments on the january 6th investigation. a new report in "the new york times" says a top aide to former vice president, mike pence, warned the secreta service, tha president trump could turn on the vice president, and the aide feared for pence's safety on the eve of the riot. >> to think there is a sitting chief of staff of a sitting vice president, due to a campaign pushed by this president it's jarring to absorb. mark short had a conversation with the lead secret service agent saying what you said, that the president was going to turn on pence and they might have a security risk. as i understand it, short did not have a se

people who swing in hammocks, even during the day, there are especially many of them on the peninsula, yucatan mayan villages. russia is also full of people who love hammocks, but often complain that their back hurts after sleeping, what they do wrong, how to properly handle hammocks in general. i hope my friend, the indian arturu, will explain to me now artur welcome sergio nice to meet you. do you love hammocks? of course, this is our bed in my family only in hammocks since birth, making a hammock, a long process that lasts up to two months. we insert such a bizarre shape in the corner. see how i do it, you need to get the hang of it, if you make a mistake from the very beginning and do it like this. and if you see, then you need to fix the knot and what kind of patterns the local craftsmen here in mexico create a hammock and a bed and a workplace, so show us, maybe somehow you need to arrange something special diagonally. yes, as you want so back, then it doesn't hurt. everything is fine, in general, the indians began to sleep in limbo for a reason on the ground, there are too many dangerou

storm began as hurricane agatha on the pacific side of mexico before losing steam as it crossed the yucataninsula. meteorologists at the national hurricane center still anticipated to form into tropical storm. alex as it exits florida emerges into the atlantic. now emergency crews in the miami area are helping stranded, homeowners and motorists in need. they're also urging people to stay inside and off the roads until the flood waters subside. the mayor of miami-dade county says crews are working hard to manage the situation, but residents must be aware of the many hazards. >> let's be smart. let's not go out unless it's absolutely necessary. well, let's be sure to stay up above the water line. and of course, there are some in those waters as well. electrical lines that may be down. fortunately, we averted the worst of the storm. >> but it's an early warning system for us for a busy hurricane season. >> the atlantic hurricane season officially began this past tuesday. and most indications show that the 2022 season will be a busy one. >> that was gerard jebaily retorting for us tonight. the